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Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Je, ssy Is warm night.

TRENTON, Jan. 16.-Even Governor
Green's inauguration cannot cause
much OF Iull 10 the Senatorial dsht.
The interest at present centres 10 the
result of the investigation being made
By the Assembly Com Ditee on Con
tested Elections. The Turley. Haines
CAGE in Camden County has been ad
journed till Thursday, but the Jones
Walter case In Mercer will be taken up
tomorrow, and will occupy the ccm
miitee all day. Until the comm ittee
makes Its report In both cases but little
strictly legislative work will be trans
acted In either House.
The announcem ent of the Assembly
committee is expected tomorrow night.
The present complexion Of the Lesisla'
ture Is rs follows. Republican, 3Si
Democrats, 81; Labor Representatives
2; Democratic boilers, 2. and contested
seats, 2. The Dem ocrats are still hope.
iul of regeining at least one OF the bolt
ars and one Labor man, which would
give them 80 votes, or within two o'
the nun Der necessary to elect an Uaited
States Senator.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Fatal Accidents.

AT the generating station OF tie
Rhode Island Electric Lighting Com
pany, In Providence, on Saturday
morning, fire was suddenly started.
by which George Higgins. the eng gineer,
iost his life. and james O'BrisD, the
areman, was SO badly burned that he
is not expected 10 recover. It is sup
paeed that the 6rs was caused by a
spark thrown from q dynamo into tie
oil-saturated sawdust on the floor
Two men, named Gum and Dono-
var, were killed, aud another was So
vsreiy injured, ny a snow-slide at
Marshall Basin, Colo RADIO, on Friday.
Ia New York on Saturday morning,
a scafiold In the Equitable building, on
shich were two men, fell 10 he ground,
killing Daniel Ford, who was passing
underneath. The two msn on the scaf-
fold were severely Injured.
tbs boilers OF q mill at Jeannerette,
Lou!siar a, exploded on Saturday scsld-
ing fl ve ptrsons, ore of them, a oolored
eifl, peIhaps fatally.
Louis DohbestIt ick, q prominent
brewer o: Detr oit, was killed by run
away accident while sleig hing on Sat
urGay.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
The weights aud Measures.

The atsen lion Of hucks,ers, butchers
and others doing bust ess in Madison,
King or the other markets Of this city,
Is called to the ordinance passed by
Council about four years ago, which
provides that they must have their
Gales, weights and measures exsmined,
tested and Stamped by the Clerk Of the
Market u; least once ) Gar, the penalty
for failing to do so being not less than
81 nor more than $40 Clerk Smeltz ia
nov ready to atteL d 10 thi, duty, az his
offce, No. l3 East Fourth street, and as
he is determined to enforce the law 1,
will be we'll for those interested to take
their scales, weights and measures to
him without delay.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

FAN Bui9.

Gsh GuA9s
Have sou got your fall suits yet
II You hive not you will never ge
them ckes per nor made bester than D
James Hal dfnR's, No. $40 French street
But no mStter how good or how pretty
suit you got it viii not look well upon
you unless it fits Moe. Now, II you
want . good At 60 70 Harding's. His
stock Is the best and he IL up to the
fashions. Go 70 Harding and save
money.
that every yba,dy ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 ms. Of the best.
well-closned coal In every ton you buy. j..
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
in large loads. Lime for vhitewash-
Ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Gen.
tral ohice, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue siga. Open In the
evening.
son,ething ve-y Pleasing
To see and hear, IS weiI rs to the taste.
That you will always 6nd the largest
and finest assortment of millinery In
the State. AL the newest sty les and
novelties In the line. Qualities uasur.
bassed; prices the lowest, ut Mrs. z. s.
Kirby's. 200 King street.
ssneupse." "EcssDse."
The Eclipse 81. 80 ladies' shoes maau.
factured by Gallaher, Kitseimsn & Ec1
are nnequaled by any on the market ut
same price. Sold by all Erst-class RS
tailers.
Ladies', try one bottle Of Ielvetia foE
your toilet. 1t conceals frecklss, blotches
on the face. gives your skin . natural
complexion and is perfectly harmless.
W hen once tried you will have no 9th
er. % cents. Druggists.
Fresh Meats.
Why do you walk down town Tor your
meat when you Can get the best of fresh
beef. country pork, sausage aud scrap.
pie ut the lowest prices OF d. &. Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Painting.
Tlghman DanneY, house anc sign
painter, No. E10 Market street. Job
oing properly attended TO and estimates
suruishod.
Try DIR. Chipman's Tonic Mixture II
you are run down, have no appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drug.
gists.
DR.. Chipman's Pills prevent and care
Headache. Biliousness, Malaria, Dye.
persia, Constipation. One trial will
convince yeu OF their merit Druggless
DoalorS. Look Ous.
Gilmore, los East Second street, has
rsd uoed prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give ron Bargains for the cash.
IL fine cabinet photographs and oze
large frame sine free for $500 at Hol
lands p photograph gallery, 307 Market.
American Watches,
Millard +. Davis, 8 East Second street.
Fine yellow meal manu- fac,ured from
choice new. crop corn by Tstnsil Bros.
101 Maryland avenue.
Ask your grocer for d. 8. Truitt ,
pepper sauce.
Q, 18 OF SO gem pictures for 10 cents
At Hollands gallery. 307 Market street
II you want o 8ns suit, call ON Jas
McKeough, 9Th aud Shipley streets.
Hand. made cream chocolate, 20 cent
la pound, at Ferguson
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
NEWS sum MARY.
4 Sailor Giri's Hsro,sm-Cosi Breaker
Burned-Ths Pstspsco River and
Chesapeake Hay Free "a om leo.

a Sailor Girls Hsroism-Coai Breaker
Burned-Ths Pstspsco River and
Chesapeake Bay Free fiom leo.
The schooner Maggie DslliDe, hunt.
ing seals, vent ashore In Behring's SEA
on the night Of the 10Th 1, slant. She
had crew Of two men and WAS COM
manded BY Calm Mcdonald, the 49,
year old daughter Of her captain, who
died six months ago. When the Dal.
ling went ashore, one OF her men was
drowned ~ d the other got ashore. Miss
1cDonald's body was found by re lief
party nsxt day hanging on the wheel.
wbere she had been crushed by q fail
Ing spar.
The Boston brsaker ut Plymouth,
Pa, owned by the Delaware aud Hud
son Coal Company, was burned on Sun
day morning. Loss, $4,000, About
four hundred u en- aud boys are thrown
ont OF work.
At Machias, Maine, on Saturday, the
jury In the case Of Mcfarland, on trial
ss accs ssory TO the m urder of .bs Maine
Game Wardens, returned . verdict OF
not guilty and the prisorer was dir
charged.
The PAtaps,o river and Chesapeake
bay are reported to be again free from
ice. There IL, therefore. no further OBJ
siruotior 70 navigation from Baltimore.
John Yurry, . notorious counterfeit
or, WAS arrested In Chattanooga, on
Saturday night, with sixty.six dollars
In bogus coin In his pockets.
g. Samuels died In Chicago on Friday
night Of hydrophobia. contracted from
a bite received from pst dog about
three months ago.
A tornado passed through Washing
ton County. Alabama, on Thursday
morning. Much damage was done 10
tim ber, bat no person was hurt.
In the United States Court at Knox
Vile, on Friday, j. w. Russell, Julian
Reed and Thomas J. Russell were con
| victed CT violation of the pension laws
Jesse Smith was killed by Mark
Ozark In o qa.siel over a email debt, h
q boarding house, in Chattanooga, Oh
Saturday night.
1t Ia believed that tie strike at tn,
Lo,iliard tobacco woIks, iD Jersey City
will bs settled In shOit time.
Governors-elect Beaver Of Pennsy i
vAnia, and Green Of New jersey, will
be installed tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Me,,,nrs at 81. paul's Church.

The meetings will be contir ued thit
week at st Paul's M. K Church. The
interest is Increasing, and the attend
ance last evening was 60 large that all
the pews we're filled aud chairs were
put In the alsles to aocommoda others
who were present. Nine Joined the
church Ms fall me IN bers from probation
two Joined by certificate and one OF
probation. Services begin Of 45 p m
and close at p. IN unlees there sheuld
he special interest about the altar
Next Sabbath Rev. j. II. Caldwell, ID
D., president OF Delaware College, wi
fill the pulpit, Rev. W j. S Murray
having promised 10 preach In Nortf
East, Md. on that day.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

William Brown eud Bernard Nc
Q 1ad g, two old IouDders, who, as soon
~ they are released from New Castle
jail, manage 10 get drunk and fall into
fhe hands Of the police, were again ar
raikntd this morning at the city court
.aarged with drunkenness. They were
: jodged guilty and sentenced TO pay Q
1i.e OF So anu nosts eseh, which viii
.eud them to New Castle jail FOR the
next forty days.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Tho Crime Calendar.


Five masked robbers, who probably
got on In Pittsburg. were detected on a
Pan Handle freight train at Sheridan sta
tion, near. that city, on Friday night,
while In the act OF THROWING freight
from the train. A fight followed, in
which fireman named Curley was shot
In the this IN and brakeman was knock
ed senseless with stone. The robbers
escaped. They had set the brakes on
three OF the cars, broken open two cars
containing Arms and thrown out some of
the guns and ammunition
John TobIn quarreled with his wife
near Albion, Indiana, on Friday night,
and tried to XIII her with knife. She
pleadt d for life, and he kicked her sense
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
At tho Opera House.

Next Friday and Saturday nights the
widely renowned scenic me.o drama,
Lights O. London" will be prese q ted
at the Opera House by 3 company OF
acknowledged merit. This play has
been presented in this city and proved
very popular, the came as II is else
where. It will be given with elaborats
stage devices and magnificent scenic
surroundings.
Next Monday night the accomplished
aud talented actress, Mise Maud Banks,
will commence an engagement of one
week, during which she will present q
succession Of brilliant plays. Miss
Banks is under the management Of At
kinson q Cook, and this evening com
mences an engagement in Lancaster.
This is her first appearance on the
stage, and thus far IL mas been tri-
um plant success.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Emma Moore Acquitted.

PORT HURON, Mich, Jan. l6.-Tht
Emma Moore murder case went to the
jury yesterday after rnoon, and In ont
Lour they returned verdict Of moi
guilty. The judge forbade any demon.
strstion On March 26, 1886, Oaptaiu
James McCTaig was fhot dead by
Emma Moore, his divorced wife. HI
was drunk and had sought her ont and
was abusing her when che killed him
with o shotgun. She claimed self-de
fense. The whole case has created o
profound sensation.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Ou Horny Oeorgels Plalform.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.--A mass meet
ing OF wcrkiBgmtn was held here to-
day to take action rsgarding the sprina 2
elections. A. G. Cosner, u Knight OF
Labor, was elected chairman. Out OF
210 votes a Socialistic candidate for the
position received eighty three. Ward
comm iLtees were appointe5 to arrange
for basis OF represeni alton tor q con
venliou to nominate a Labor ticket.
The Henry George platform was unani-
,nously adopted. and a resolution con
demnlng the interference of ecolesias
rical authority In matters OF political
igniticapoe was as unanimously re
il cteS.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Treasure Hunters ON the Coast.

New YORK, Jan. l6.-R De~ed ef'
forts are 70 ns made 10 reooyer the
$50, 600 in gold and the $50. 900 iu silver
supposed to be resting in the wreck OF
the GuAt smo ziD, stranded on FAthom' q
Beach during severe storm In the
winter OF 1908 Fsthoms Beach is be
tween Townsend and Hereford Inlets,
not far from Point Ples.ant, N. j. A
curious feature of the work is the fact
ttat the vessel Is raw far above high
water mark, the beach having extended
seaward. the exact location OF the trea.
sure now being, 1t Ia said, tiity yards
from the surf.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
s. $. Coz Attacked With Pneumonia.


WAsHINGToH, Jan. 16 --"HoD. e 8.
Cox 10 = very sick man." said his phi
vate secretary to-day. "The Congress-
man 10 = great deal worse Cff than many
OF his friends have supposed. and he
may not be able to &c. about for several
weeks. DIR. Bliss hopes TO have him
out within teu days. bnt he la far from
sure Of IL. You would be surprised to
see the immen use an mount OF mail that Il
daily received. addressed TO bim. Peo-
PIE all over the country are writing TO
him about matters connected with the
ad dministratloG Of the government
bel, We there are fewer letters rece.ved
nv him from his own district in New
York than from any other section. The
letters pour in from the NJrth South
East and West, and OF course they will
have TO remain unanswered until the
Congressman re- Iovers."
About O'Clock this afternoon Mr..
Cox was attacked with quite a severe
hemorrhsge, which bas caused his
friends considerable anxiety. II Ia uu
derstood that there are indications Of
pneumonia, aud 1t is this that the doc
tors are fighting to prevent Mr. Cox
says he contracted a severe cold shortly
after the holidays from sleeping In his
room a: the hotel before Il. had been
properly heated and that his presen,
illness is the result.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
.CRAN0R & Co..,
GIL MARKET ST.
A large stock OF Black
Kid Glove es.

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
> writ ~ Leyari Facias, to me fected,
will bs exposed TO public sale at the O0urI
House, ou Market street betw cen Ter tn and
streets, in the city of Wilmington,
Nav Castle Iounty, DEL,
ONDAY,
THE 3lsr DAY CT JANUARY, 1887.
At z O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, pfeoe or parcel OF
land, with b. lex dwelling houss thereon.
situate in the city OF ilmington, bounded
acd described as follows to wilt:
Beg ginning on the southerly side of Conrad
street bet Seen Second and Third streets and
Var Buien and Harrison streets, and at the
distance OF lt3 feet westerly from the wes-
terry side OF VanBuren street, and at the
centre Of the eaeterly party wall, thence
southeriy through h the centre 0fthesaid party
wall and parallel to tanBu street 80 feet,
thence westerly and parallel TO Conrad
street Il feet, thence northerly and parallel
TO YanBuren street and through the centre
o the westerly party wsA g. feet to said
southerly side of Oolrid street, and thence
thereby oasterly IL feet to the place of De-
< ming, be the contents what they may.
Book L, Vol. IL page "a etc.
Seized and taKea into execDtion as the
pro perty Of Mahlon M. Child and Mary w.
Child, h ts wife, and I, Is. and tc be sold by
GILES l. LAMBSUN, Sheriff.
Shsrit's { flee, Wilmington, Jan. IA 1857.
Janis.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

pso nsy lvania Railroad Company's
yard 1t Hsrsimus Cove, Jersey City
was invaded 1T aboat O'Clock, this
morning, by . party OF about $50
strikers and tbesr sy m path izers. They
marched directly TO the II lat br 10 ges,
where braksmen were engaged 10 plac-
ing . train OF 4S gondola coal cars upoa
transfer barges. The coal was TO be
ssDt to High Bridge. N. r., for the use
OF the New York elevated ruads.
This has been done nightly since tho
strike was insugurated, and the strik-
ers had just heard of Il. The brskemen
were ordered to quit work In tones that
brooked no refusal. They complied
and lefG the cars. The strikers followed
them up the yard ss far as Heoderson
street. Here the strikers remained for
nearly m hour. When 1t was seen
that the brakemen did not retarn the
invaders marched through Henderson
street, In the direction Of Hoboken.
During the interim several Of the
brakemen returned to the yard from
the Ware on street en'eapce. which was
not guarded by str Kers. Word was
telephoHed 10 them wasn the latter dis-
sppss sred. The brskeman then resumed d
work and with the assistance of clerks,
watchmeD and other employees OF the
company, succeeded In placing the re-.
m aiming cars upon hoats. which were
promptly lowed sway. The entire de-
livery was made without further troa-
BILE.
The situation At the other railroad
yards and coal docks 10 unchanged. No
disturbances we're reported during the
day. The coal companies have an.
nounced their intention OF resumina
work with or without their former EN-
ployes 10 morrow morning. The Jersey
Central police have received instruc-
tions to remain at the station houses
when not on patroi duty until further
orders. Patrol wagons will be provided
TO transfer officers In case OF disturb
ances arising.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

Joseph II. Ward, of Ridley Park
Pa, has contracted with the jackson
& Sharp Company 20 build two stone
dumps, each 20 feet long. 90 feet beam,
anu 81 feet depth of hold. They will
be used In building bulk head Il. the
Delaware River from the Pennsylvania
shore TO Tinicnm leland, jass above
Cheiter, so as to throw the curren. into
the east channel. and thereby deepen
It, The channel now hos about IA feet
Of water ut low tide, but 26 feet sre de-
sired. The Government has been try
ing to deepen II for thirty Jears, bni
without suc ,ess The bnlk head will
require about 35. 900 cualc ards which
is equivalent to $4,000 tons Of stone, to
com plete IT,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
The Crop OF Drunks

There was q large number OF persons
present at this mornings session of city
court, and the following cases were dis
poe cd of: Michael Nc Nair, Ward Bent
ley, Michael Lally and Michael Nc
Name were each tned 81 ard costs for
drunkenness. jesse Jones and Samuel
Martin, beth colored, were fined s. al d
costs each for being drunk and disor-
derly.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

About 1920 o'clock this forenoon 3
DIRE broke out in the cellar of w. II.
McEvilley's news store, No 201 4 West
Second street, amongst a collecaon Of
old newspapers. An alarm WAS sound
cd and the fire department promptly
respond ed, but plug stream turned on
by che Fame HCse e1tiGguiehed the fire
without any III sterial loss.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
A GAEl.

To oil who are suffering from the er.
rors aud Ind discre tions of youth, pervous
weas ness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will send recipe that will cuJe
you, FREE OF Oh RGE. This great
re medv was discovered by missionary
in south America Send a self address
ei envelope 10 the REV. JcsEfu i.
ISMAN. Station ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
That wild Animal.

That some strange animal has been q
prowling through the upper section Of
our county, Ia pretty generally believed
BY majority Of the people. Rev. VIM.
ii. Hendrickson, who resides short dis
tsnce east of Centreville, Is fully convinc-
ed that II carried off three OF his pigs, as
NO man could have gos into the pen, and
besides he saw the tracks OF the varmint
In the snow, and smelled peculiar scens
something like that emitted from q pen
OF monkeys, or cage OF wild animals. He
tracked 1t a considerable di, tance north
OF Centreville, but finally abandoned the
trail. One evening the past week as his
son George was returning from Rockland
MS horse became very restive and started
OIL ut furious gait; he was about making
an effort " check him when he heard o
peculiar yell, and he concluded to in
crease the speed OF his horse instead Of
checking him, particularly as very. pc
culiar smell impreRnaied the surround
ing atmosphere. The animal, whatever
It may be, has extended it's visits as far
south a. Cooch's Bridge, Pencader Hun
dred, ~ well as north to above Hockessin.
IL ktrfkes us rs singular that the young
men Of the vicinity should not have uni
ted to hunt 1t down and put all doubts In
regard to II at an end. We are pleased To
see 1t stated 10 the Advance that the mat
ter has been taken In hand by Isaac X.
Pyle, Of Kennett Square, who has made
al arrangement with John Noble, OF West
Chester, to JOIN him with dogs and gun,
and we may therefore soon have news TO
repor: In regard TO thu matter, provided
neither party back out.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Mr.. george w. Cmlds' Ipiur,es

Mr.. George w. Childs Is still suffer
irg from the effecta OF the accident that
beiell him a short time ago On the slip.
perry pavement At Eleventh ard Chest
ut streets, Dr. DACosta, his ply ysiciaD
bays he will not be abe to get about ior
ten days at least.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
Thn niraaf war Tax

COLUMBUS o., Jan. 16 The Ohio
Legislature has adopted joint resolu
tions requesting SeHaior and Congress
mon to urge the passage of the bill In
trodnced by Congress man Price OF VIE
consin, which would refund to North.
ern States of the Union amounts paid
by them on direct war tax essefsed
August 5, 1861, and would relieve the
Southern States oftae portions assessed
against then ard still unpaid. The
amount Of an appropriation to carry
this into effect would not exceed $l6,-
600, 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
False Alarm Of Fire.

There was an alarm Of fire sounded
from box No So, at Mary land avenue
and Cedar street. about 10. 80 o'clock
Last Saturday night, 60 which the Ell
tire department responded, only 10
dad that there vas no fire and conse'
quently no need for their services.
Who struck the alarm OF why IL was
sounce q is not known.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

1t is reported that the Brick ay ers'
Assemb of this city have Withdrawn
from the Knights of Labor and con-
M cted themselves with the National
Bricklsyers' Union. Itisalso said that
they hase rel ted rooms for the purpose
Of holding their met tings.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

PITTsBURG, Jan 16-Joel b.. ham
web kno~n attorney OF rhis cit, has
Deep missing for some time. Y st, rd.v
petition wae fled In the . phaps'
Court afkiDg TOR HIS val from tx
ecutorslip Of sas estat Of Daniel Davis.
deceased, Tor failure to account for
$3o, ,ooo belonging to the heirs. Mr..
bighsm g family have no knowledge Of
ais VIII. reaoause. His friends say that
ne has bec'n deeply Involved through
unfortunate specaiatlons In oil.
For Save ~ q bargain.
Thret STORY brick, No. 1903 Van Buren,
street. Good o'der and pleasant home.
Apply at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

| have been troubled with catsrrh and
hay fever. Eiy's Cream Balm has curd
me -E. L. ClickeDer, New Brunswick,
N. j.
ELY'S CREM BALM cared me of Ca
tarrh--restofed my sense of smell.
For cold in head it works like magic
K. II. Sherwood, Banker, Elizabeth, n.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
suorr.s EmULsIoN OF PURE

Cod Liver OH, with Hyp0phosphite5,
In Lung Troubles ami Cholera lnfAntan
DR.. w K RANseM, Hartford, Ind ,
says. "I fnd SCOTS Emulsion an ex
celent remedy in lung tr>ubles, ard
especially in strumous children, and a
III ost valuable remedy in chronic stages
of cholera infantum"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
"a womnu Halter"

Mr.. John T. Raymond presented his
new play, "a Woman Hater," at the
Ope House last Saturday night before
. largo audience, who seemed to thor
oughiy appreciate its many com lcal
situations, and II Mr.. David d. Lloy d
Intended 10 write play filled with
nonsense he certain.J has succeeded,
bat II II was his intention to produce
something equal to Mr.. Raymond's
great abilities he has just as certainly
made \ failure. Still the play is enter
tanning, and with Mr.. Raymond's ex.
cellent portrayal of Sam uol Bundy, the
eccentric old bachelor, is highly amus-
ing Mr.. Raymond's acting is realistic
and natural, and of that nature that
never fails to please. He was ably sup.
ported by Miss Helen Tracy and the
other members of the ctmpany, all u
whom are first-class artists.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17
CRAN0R ( CO..
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Notwithstanding our black
goods meet with ready sales
'all seasons of the year they
have been subjected to the
same mark down that many
Iof our fancy dress goods
have experienced.
Courtauld's Crepe reduc-
ed from $500 to $500 per
yard.
Courtauld's Crepe reduc-
ed frora S5 90 to $500.
.Courtauld's Crepes reduc-
ed from S2.5o to $500.
45-inch Pr1estley's Cam
els Hair reduced from
$3.50 to $I.oe
I'riestley's Henriettas re-
duced from $I.75 to $I.5O.
Priestley's Henriettas re-
ducea from 81 25 to s1.00.
Priestley's Melrose Cloth.
'45 inches wide, reduced
from 80 to zoe.
Priessley's Nuns Yelling
for wells, reduced from sa.oo
to 81 so.
All the above goods are
standard In every respect.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

for years from chronic catarrh. triee
Ely's Cream Balm. Relief was ins'an.
taneous, and has already resulted In
almost complete CURES NJ Greene,
Book -kee per, Catskill, n. Y.